Re: A LESSON IN THROWING THE BULL

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Bryant wrote:

> Undoubtedly so. Debate and evidence are to science as mutation and
> selection are to evolution: ideas arise, most are culled, the powerful,
> working stuff remains. The charged emotion behind the posting which
> originated this thread suggests to me that a cryptocreationist agenda is
> being advanced rather than any legitimate critiques of the journal
> _Nature_ or the field of paleoanthropology.

I like that statement! I spent to much time trying to talk with creationists
without such a good punchline. <G>

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